About this episode

The episode discusses the dismissal of the murder indictment against LAPD Officer Clifford Proctor in the shooting of Brendan Glenn.

Send us Fan Mail Ten years after LAPD Officer Clifford Proctor fatally shot Brendan Glenn in Venice, California the legal system is still grappling with a fundamental question: Was this second-degree murder or a tragic result of a high-stress struggle? In this episode, Jerome and Victor Hill break down the recent, shocking dismissal of the murder indictment against Proctor and why the judge ruled that the prosecution failed to meet the legal standards for such a heavy charge. We dive ...

People in this episode

Host: Jerome Hill

Guest: Victor Hill

Topics covered

• justice
• police accountability
• murder indictment
• legal system
• high-stress struggle

Keywords

• LAPD
• Clifford Proctor
• Brendan Glenn
• murder indictment
• legal standards
• police shooting
• justice delayed

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: LAPD

Places: Venice, California

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